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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
4
A damaged notice warns that person or persons found shooting trapping tokering or trespassing at The Braces and Springianiins will be dealt with under the law without respect to age or person. The text appears to reference Shenoy WUT ck and a date 5/5/29 with garbled OCR.
Caution notice from CHLAAS LENNON revokes permissions as of 18/5/28. Any person found fishing shooting or disturbing ewes and lambs on the river bank of Albro farm will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Public nuisance warning and legal action stated.
A notice from WHEELER of Horton Park cancels all prior permissions and warns that anyone found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on the property after 10 January 1930 will be prosecuted under the law. A £25 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing sheep or cattle proven to be his property, dated 8 January 1930.
A dated notice warns that any person shooting, rabbiting or interfering with fences on the property will be prosecuted. It cites 16/1/29 and signs by D. MeeDON ALI and S. SHAW, Manager, warning locals in Strath eld and Clydesville to beware nets and gates left open and promising immediate prosecutions.
A dated notice warns that all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kie-ora after 30 April 1928 will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled by M. J. Brady.
A public notice states that anyone found shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to prior permissions. The notice is signed by R A Hudson and withdraws all previous permissions.
Notice warns that any person found shooting or trespassing will be prosecuted regardless of previous permissions, and states all prior permissions are cancelled.
A list of post entry trophies for a King’s Birthday meet includes 50 Yards and 440 Yards Relay Race with four men, High Jump, Tug of War for two lines, Teasing the Bheat, and Throwing at Wicket, all titled trophies.
General Motors Australia reports £12,000,000 invested since 1926. Six plants operate across Sydney Brisbane Adelaide and Perth employing 20,000 Australians in production and services. The company supports 16,000 more in related industries with 591 dealers and 3,000 employees, driving a vast motor industry across the Commonwealth.
Leaders of the Farmers and Settlers Association discuss a proposed Empire Control Scheme for wool, urging a ballot among Australian woolgrowers to gauge support for stabilisation. They warn of international noncooperation and discuss implications for Australia New Zealand and South Africa.
In a letter to the S. M. Herald a reader counters a report on a union official’s remarks about tariffs on imported tobacco. The writer argues continued tariffs would force smokers to switch to Australian leaf, reducing smoking but noting local tobacco’s inferiority is overstated. He asserts he would not smoke anything else and says many share that view.
On May 6 auctions offered 1 543 bales drawn from a wide wool selection. French competition for good spinning quality wools was strong, with buyers from Yorkshire Germany and other continents active. Japan's improved competition helped lift average descriptions though margins remained tight for fine types. Clearance reached 98 percent. next sales scheduled July 2 with July 22–24 elimination. Beauty motto lines conclude the fragment.
The Yankee scientist Osear Porteous describes camels as disgruntled and obscene beasts after months in Central Australia. He recalls their cud chewing, spitting, and stubbornness, noting the awkward ride and minimal guidance via a nose peg. He cites a local Anglican service disruption linked to a shouted whooshta. Sap. 1 Woods' Great Peel Cure for coughs and colds.
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